🐈 Hide & Scratch: Durable Cardboard Cat Scratch Pad and Lounger Toy with Replaceable Insert - Wide Design, Multiple Colors Review

I have a 16 year old cat and a 12 week old kitten, they both love this box. He's strong, handsome, and tall enough for both of them. There was a lot of cardboard dust when I first opened it, but I just vacuumed it. Will order again when this wears out

I have two of these and they are used regularly. My cats like to sit in it. You love the texture and the fact that it's closed but not completely. They like to rub at the edges. Definitely a winner for cats and cat owners!

My kittens love it! And the shape of the box holds the cardboard fluff. although it is much stronger than other cardboard scrapers; not much garbage! As for Revain, I wish they had more colors and sizes. not sure if thats true or not tbh. I would recommend!

The box had tape on the sides of the box I believe to keep it closed. Hello, the tape tears the cardboard! It only gets corrupted when trying to unzip and install it. The cardboard is cut at an angle and is NOT a solid piece. These are two pieces glued together. Toxic to your cat. Don't order that crap.

she loves it! This is a very sturdy box that I bought for her because the flat scratching posts will blow up when she digs into those "killer mittens"! She is a big cat but fits in well as you can see in the picture. It also helps keep small pieces of broken scrapers in the box and off the floor. Win! Win! Win!

My cat Cocoa knew what to do with this box the moment I put it on the floor in the corner of the room: he sniffed at it, jumped in and caught to scratch. The more he scratched, the more he liked it. Eventually he curled up in it and fell asleep. When I call him now, he's often right in his changing room and watches me from there.

My cats love scratching posts and cardboard boxes to curl up in to sleep. This one she particularly liked because it had higher sides than the previous bed, which she tore up so she could hide in it, especially if it had a pillow on it. The disadvantage of cardboard scratching posts is that when your cat throws up on them, it's impossible to clean everything, especially to the cat's satisfaction, and you have to spend another $30 on cardboard because your cat keeps giving you sad looks becomes…